Queen Caroline Lands in Dover and Reaches London
The London press reports Queen Caroline arriving at Dover after four years away and proceeding to London. It notes ongoing parliamentary scrutiny of her conduct, debates on a private matter, and the political stakes surrounding her return including potential legal actions and public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Dover
England
London
St. Q Ner’s
Calais
Valencivana
Bank Failures Signal Strain on Irish and British Banks
A Dublin era report laments renewed bank stoppages in the South with about one million pounds in circulation withdrawn. It explains bank profits from notes, discounts, and exchange but warns that nonpayment of discounted bills and overtrading threaten stability, urging reform and wider access to Bank of Ireland branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dabsin
London
Stock Exchange
Roche
Thia
Scotland
Ireland
Bank of Ireland
Comaure Coal Question and Agricultural Plight Debate
The article discusses tensions between two parties over the Comaire Coal Question and the agricultural distress in Parliament. It notes a unsettled state within the House of Commons and calls for patience and perseverance rather than partisan clashes. It critiques Mr. Wobl Hall and urges measures to ease rural distress without harming other interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dia
Albo
House of Commons
Wobl Hall
City Election Contest Endorses Ellis for Dublin Seat
A Dublin city election notice endorses Mr Ellis over Mr Jattan Grattan. The supporters urge a peaceful result, praising Ellis as highly qualified and confident of victory. They urge Grattan to withdraw to prevent unrest and note strong Ellis backing.
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Bara
Dublin
Ellis
Jattan
Theymidhence
Tme
Grattan
Sion
My. Grattan
Resignations Reported of Brougtan and Denman
The London paper reports Mr Brougtan and Mr Denman have resigned their recent appointments under her Majesty. At one o'clock the King went in state to the House of Lords to give royal assent to the Civil List Bill. William Morton Hartman of Old Castle Meath is named commissioner for taking affidavits in three law courts and for taking special bail in the courts of King's Bench and Common Pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. James's Chronicle
Brougtan
Denman
House of Lords
William Morton Hartman
Old Castle
Meath
King's Rauch and Common Pleas
THE QUEEN HINTS AT DELAYED JOURNEY TO ST MERS
From the Morning Chronicle reports that Queen Victoria plans to move from Ville nuve to St Mers with mediation efforts by Lord Hutchinson and Mr. Brougham. Sir Benjamin Bloom sought a mediator, and the Queen consented to appoint, with a conference to be held at Calais or St Omers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Chronicle
Villenuve
St. Mers
Lord Hutchinson
Mr. Brougham
Benjamin Bloom
Broughin
Hestugzham
Dain. Omers
Calais
Tird Ie
Adler ‘Aan Wood
Mrr
Wesley Bote Lonny
London
Wellesley Long
Alderman Wood
Ant
Wales
Paria
Arived
St. Omers
Velock
Dover Dispatch Reports Queen and Lord Hutchinson Talks
London paper narrative details a Saturday meeting at St Omer s between Mr Brougham and Lord Hutchinson with the Queen. It cites a proposed 50,000 pounds per year for the Queen, conditions limiting royal title and residence, and warnings of immediate parliamentary action if she travels to England. The letters express uncertainty and urge careful judgment.
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London
Tuer
Dover
Brougham
Thutchinan
Hutchingen
Weiting
Platchiusi
Mr. Brougham
Sia
Lord Liverpool
England
Hingland
United Kingdom
Cahal
Lori Othineen
Calais
St. Omer's
Me. Brougham
Lord Tutchinton
Ae Son
Miajesty
A.hamilton
Wolfe
Lord Hutchinvon
Lord Autchinson
Wrongham
Jarotine
Iunswick
Engravil
Cage
Clattis
St. Oinera
Enyvark
Packer
Mr. Srougham
Lassie Mittchinson
S.quier's
Constance Diers
Chen
Alderman Woot
Broughans
Lord Lutchinson
Bow
Aly
Gordon
Poiglaude
Alderman Wood
le Ouaer
Si. Osnar
Santte
St. Oiers
Vane
Latchinson Thewsse
St. O.nerts
Copeland
Bais
Qiven
Prince Seaport
Cafu Narbour
Hur Majesty
Monroe
Queen's Dover Arrival Amid Enthusiastic Shore Greeting
A delayed royal packet voyage ends near Dover after a crowded shore reception for the Queen and her retinue. King’s advisers and Lord Hutchinson present proposals are rejected, prompting rapid preparations for her return to England and renewed travel toward Canterbury and London.
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Fao College
Feree
Patranace
ihiaCiy
Effert
Royal Arcade
Paul Alday
Misie
Poyntz
Hosier
J. Cottell
Fancy Jewaller
Tunbridge Warel
Denne
Coster
Willits Whitestone
Haberdashery
Heveutes
Peermouth
Benjamin Kelly
Fareten Soule
George Rerstow
I Shoemaker
Jautlion
Foreign and Paney
John Brayth
Fancy Warehouse
Pierce Reet
General Proumonger
Hertford
Jabhson
Statho
Robert Whitestone
Ironmongery
Brush House
Henry Cortett
Birmingham
Charles Deane
James Moran
General Ferfumer
George Home
Lorenge Warehouw
Robert Wardlow
Alexander M‘crea
Joha M‘jennett
W. Williarmen
Richards
John Walsh
Arthur Perrin
Uphulaterer
Nne
Uney
the Dublin Journal
Rivland
Brougtam
St. Ounes’s
Beougham
Alderaman Wood
Anon
Lally Hamilton
Morange
Lord Liverpool Iggbe
Lord Castlereagh
House of Commopa
Trish
Issaeees Tn
G. C
Comaire
The
Lenan
Ship Hotel
Cut
York
Lady Hamilton
Ailerman Wood
Canterbury
Townstein
Bury
Gruwe
Lattar
Eve Gibson
Pea
Sittingbourne
Weverstrout
Haghausne
Londen
A'De Byl
Ayude
Feceuion
Monthard
Vasali
Tia
der Majesty
Ovens
Vileneuve
Tad Caverpial
Duke of York
Her
Abbeville
Aoure
Degacher
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